When AI agents go rogue: Australia breach offers warning for countries like India
When AI agents go rogue: Australia breach offers warning for countries like India
Read moreTravel Tech Leaders Agree: Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Tourism
Sep 26, 2026
On September 27th, UN Tourism celebrates World Tourism Day. In 2026, it will centre on how digitalization and Artificial Intelligence are redesigning tourism. To mark the date, Belvera Partners, a PR firm exclusively focused on supporting B2B travel technology companies, has brought together thought leaders across the travel technology ecosystem to explore the opportunities, challenges, and responsibilities associated with the rapid adoption of technology, in general, and AI, in particular, across hospitality, distribution, and travel experiences.
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Hyperscaler cloud revenues projected to top USD 1 trillion by 2030 amid AI, digital asset convergence: Report
Hyperscaler cloud revenues could exceed USD 1 trillion annually by 2030, driven by expanding demand for computing resources required to train and run artificial intelligence (AI) systems, according to a BlackRock report. It highlighted how compute capacity is turning into a vital economic resource as AI and blockchain-based digital assets increasingly converge.
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The young women guiding tourists through India's night sky
Astronomy tourism is giving young women in Hanle income, confidence and a new role in their community.
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Lunex Stealer Abuses AMD Driver to Disable Security Monitoring and Steal Browser Credentials
The Psychedelic Stealer malware distributed via compromised Ukrainian websites using ClickFix-style Cloudflare verification checks is part of a wider malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platform called Lunex. The new findings come from Ontinue, which described the activity as a four-stage attack chain aimed at targeting Ukrainian-speaking users. "The attack chain begins with a fake CAPTCHA page and
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How El Niño Is Shaping Storms on Two Sides of the U.S.
Hurricanes near Hawaii. A nor’easter on the East Coast. The ocean phenomenon’s influence on storms around the country may just be getting started.
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California Needs Water. El Niño Might Bring Too Much to Keep.
The drought-stricken state has improved its ability to collect and store rainwater. But many gallons may still rush into the Pacific.
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Harvard scientists detect mysterious radio signal from planet outside our solar system
Harvard scientists detect mysterious radio signal from planet outside our solar system In a major breakthrough, astronomers have confirmed over 6,300 exoplanets circling host stars beyond our solar system, ranging from small, rocky worlds to luminous spheres of gas like our own Jupiter and...
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TikTok to Pay Alabama $100 Million to Settle Social Media Addiction Claims
The settlement, which also includes changes to the platform’s features, is the latest in a string of agreements by companies to address child addiction.
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‘Zombified’ C.D.C., Hobbled by Cuts, Struggles to Fulfill Scientific Mission
The agency has lost its independence and nearly a third of its staff, as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and associates have tightened control.
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Scientists may have found a way to grow food on Mars
Scientists may have found a way to grow food on MarsA recent study investigates how beneficial fungi can transform lunar and Martian regolith into a suitable medium for space agriculture.Lunar and Martian regolith lack critical nutrients essential for plant growth, specifically macronutrients such...
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Why Earth's 24-hour day isn't quite as fixed as you think
Why Earth’s 24-hour day isn’t quite as fixed as you thinkScientists have recorded minuscule, millisecond-scale variations in the length of Earth’s days over decades, indicating Earth’s days are no longer the same in length driven by shift in rotation speed. Reasons abound....
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Attackers Bypass WAFs to Exploit Oracle PeopleSoft Flaw and Deploy Web Shells
Google is warning of renewed mass exploitation of a known security vulnerability in Oracle PeopleSoft as part of a campaign targeting multiple sectors globally. The ShinyHunters-linked activity involves the weaponization of CVE-2026-35273 (CVSS score: 9.8), a critical security flaw that could result in unauthenticated remote code execution. The vulnerability was first exploited as a zero-day
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